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Why might Machiavelli have argued that political activity should not be restricted by moral principles?
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Why might Machiavelli have argued that political activity should not be restricted by moral principles?

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Machiavelli believed in political activity should not be restricted by moral principles. He thought this because he thought it should be free from morality. He thought that politics should write its own rules and be free from morality. 
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